Behavioral Health Clinician I – Crisis & Community Care

Valley Cities; Enumclaw (WA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision coverage

Health Savings Account

Employer retirement plan

Employee Assistance Program

Paid time off & holidays

Student Loan Forgiveness programs

Longevity bonuses

Recognition programs

Training and supervision for licensure

Paid training days

Job summary

Valley Cities seeks a dedicated clinical case manager to support individuals and families in navigating behavioral health services. You will educate clients, collaborate on recovery plans with direct providers, and deliver crisis management services in office and community settings.

Strong communication, transportation ability, and commitment to equitable care are essential, with opportunities for licensure support and ongoing professional supervision.

Qualifications

• BA/BS degree in human services field and 2 years of relevant experience.
• Apply for an Agency Affiliated Counselor registration within first week of hire.
• Must have ability to transport clients.
• Experience in clinical work is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Orients and educates clients and their families by meeting them in and out of the office; explaining the role of the clinical case manager; collaborating on the recovery plan; providing educational information in conjunction with direct service providers related to treatments, procedures, medications, and continuing service requirements.
• Provides Crisis Management Services.
• Participates in QI activities and committees as assigned.
• Assists with billing requirements as needed.
• Performs real world problem solving with the client, which may require the clinician to work in the office as well as in the community field to engage clients in services.

Skills

Transportation

Crisis management

Communication

Team collaboration

Education

BA/BS in Human Services

Job description

Valley Cities seeks a dedicated clinical case manager to support individuals and families in navigating behavioral health services. You will educate clients, collaborate on recovery plans with direct providers, and deliver crisis management services in office and community settings.

Strong communication, transportation ability, and commitment to equitable care are essential, with opportunities for licensure support and ongoing professional supervision.